No. 791 in Russian
идти
"Идти" means "to go" or "to walk" (unidirectional).
In a sentence
Я иду в магазин.
I am going to the store.
Here, 'идти' is used in its present tense to describe the act of walking to a destination in progress.
Завтра он будет идти на работу.
Tomorrow he will be walking to work.
'Идти' is here used in the future tense, describing a planned action of walking.
Когда я шёл домой, я встретил друга.
When I was walking home, I met a friend.
The verb 'идти' is in past tense, describing the continuous action of walking at a specific past moment.
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